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THE PERFECT GAME
I want to know what you guys think would be the perfect WWII game. Would it be closer to mohaa or bf1942 or neither? would it support single player and multiplayer? Could players with only broadband connection play to stop lag? What would it be called? Would it support cheats? Would it be on the xbox,ps2 or gamecube or computer? Leave a reply im interested in what you guys think.
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Re: THE PERFECT GAME
[quote="Capt.Rick[505th]":d575f]I want to know what you guys think would be the perfect WWII game. Would it be closer to mohaa or bf1942 or neither? would it support single player and multiplayer? Could players with only broadband connection play to stop lag? What would it be called? Would it support cheats? Would it be on the xbox,ps2 or gamecube or computer? Leave a reply im interested in what you guys think.
sry if i sound like a teacher or somethin givin you a essay :([/quote:d575f] :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: |
GO mohaa
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a good game must have good gameplay ,good graphics and a good netcode
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does WW2 online cost muney to play online? eek: oOo: eek:
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GTA Vice City is the perfect game
Perfect WWII...uh right now I would say MOHAA BF1942 is a piece of shit. |
WW2 online i think is 9.99 a month
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thats a friking jipp
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Why in hell is bf1942 getting votes its so laggy everybody mohaa is better. Now that spearhead came out its gonna blow bf all away.
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Dont you fell pretty weird right now saying SH is gonna blow em both away?
I would have to say neither. BF1942 is a good game that allows you to do more things. However MOHAA is more realistic and has better graphics and game play. I think if they mixed these two games tweaked it some from there they would have the best WWII game ever...Or for the times. fire2: fire2: ed: M16: bigzooka: zooka: eatthis: M16: fire1: fire2: zooka: M16: |
How about he just buy both games becuase their both realy good WW2 games. see because Mohaa is les laggy and its mostly secret ops not full blown out war. And get BF1942 so u can ride the vehicles around and have a full blown out war so their both pretty good games its just i think Mohaa pulls just right in front of BF1942.
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MOH is better than BAttlefield biggrin:
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The perfect game, Combine the Ai from MOHAA and soldier of fortune 2. Give the Ai all the abilitys that the Ai in soldier of fortune 2 has, like if the Ai dumps his primary ammo on you he will bust out his side arm, not just magically reload or have unlimited ammo. Guns can be shot out of their hands and enemies can surrender, Not that you will take prisoners evil:
Give the game the gameplay of Day of Defeat. Make it so you can throw grenades back like in DoD and with portable MGs. Make it so the Ai will have to run around with the MGs and desperatly have to set them up while others cover them and have somebody feeding the MG as well, with an ocasional jam or overheat that will allow for you to attack. Making the maps as big as in Battlefield but with MOHAA graphics, and with all the proper vehicles drivable. However not making vehicles the main theme for the game, but merely a fun factor. Lots of cool scripted events like on Spearhead. The ability to choose your own path in the game instead of it being straight forward. Being able to kick doors open like in wolfenstein, give the game a flamethrower like in wolfenstein. Well id say that would be my perfect WWII game. angel: |
Oh and Gore like in soldier of fortune 2, and with those screaming painful deaths. But with blood splatter and shadows like Doom III. And when you kill an enemy the other Ai gather around the body and act like they are looking for you, like in NOLFE 2. Some covert ops like in Splinter cell would be nice, with the gun to the head interogation biggrin: Self moving interacting environements like in Grand theft Auto 3.
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